A useful medical letter might include: Your full name and date of birth matching your passport or travel documents The generic and brand names of your medication (e.g., semaglutide/Wegovy) Dosage, frequency, and route of administration Confirmation that the medication is medically necessary The clinician's name, contact details, and signature A recent date of issue Note that GPs may charge for providing travel letters as this is not covered by NHS services
Non-Surgical Option: For individuals who are not candidates for bariatric surgery or prefer a non-surgical approach, semaglutide provides an alternative for weight management
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Patients often experience faster results with tirzepatide, though side effects like nausea may occur during dose escalation
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